Morris v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HILL, Justice.
[T1] A jury convicted Sandon W. Morris of felony property destruction. He appeals the conviction claiming: (1) the State pre*1103sented insufficient evidence that he "knowingly" damaged the property; (2) plain error occurred when the district court failed to instruct the jury concerning the meaning of "knowingly;" and (8) the prosecutor incorrectly defined the term "knowingly" in closing argument and such argument constituted misconduct requiring reversal of his convietion. His fourth contention is that the district court abused its discretion when it awarded restitution based upon…
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